Today, Electronic Arts officially released a slew of information regarding the PC specs for the next installment in its highly anticipated multiplayer shooter, Battlefield 6.
According to EA, the PC version of Battlefield 6 is set to have one of the most customizable and unique experiences in the franchise to date, boasting up-to-date graphics, anti-cheat, and lots of hardware support. For starters, framerate will be uncapped and will feature 4k visuals for rigs that can support it.
Speaking of specifications, you can see the full specs listed right down below:
To protect against cheating, Battlefield 6 introduces new changes to the Javelin anti-cheat system that are specifically designed to safeguard against cheats and hacks in the PC FPS space. It is designed solely to protect against cheats within and outside of kernel mode, and was created by veteran engineers and analysts focused on studying cheating problems for each specific game under EA’s umbrella.
Battlefield 6 is set to feature over 600 customization options, including HDR scaling, HUD scaling, Camera Settings, and Streamer mode. Hardware and software will also be a focus, as not only are Ultrawide (21:9) and Super Ultrawide (32:9) monitors supported, but the game also offers upscaling, Frame Generation, Anti-Aliasing, and Latency reduction (Intel XeSS and AMD FSR).
Speaking of customization, the new portal and server browser coming to Battlefield 6 is set to be one of the biggest changes in the franchise in recent memory. Players will now be able to use creator tools to create unique game modes using NPC scripting and a customizable UI, letting you mix and match elements from Hardcore Mode, Closed Weapon Loadouts, and so much more to create your ideal experience.
For more information, you can check out the full patch notes here. Battlefield 6 will be released on October 10, 2025, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.